The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-08-24, Page 1't
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0,90 PER 'EAR IN ADVANCE, 42;5# OTHERWISE LUCKNOW,
014*;.0 tHuRsp4Y,L August 24th, 1933. ••• •••••.1,
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•',THE ,MUTUAL LU'E ASSURANCE
CO. OF: CAADA :•".
A. E. BUSVVELC
Resilient Agent
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• LUPKNOW, ON'IARIO•
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5" •- ifk,+Nf ' . •-‘*-
L. treleaven'-
, LUCKNi3W
flours : 1.30-5 p:
. PHONE 53' • ' X-RAY
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SO#0c114. STUDENTS DESIRED
' Mrs. Elliott Mille
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NEWS MUST BE
EARLY NgX1' NAgK:.c,
IndinduAl. edals Pevai!Okilr '.0resi. in ; Cornwall •
Bandsmen Receive
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*FIRE , PREVENTION
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Next week's, issue of the :Sen
tinel will he in the`mail on 'Wed,. •
nesday- afternoon ''•• and Will be of
speelaI,Value and Wateb
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-fer, it and read, it We must'ask.
our Ceirespondents ,t00', *send • in
r* their, budgets on Monday or net
- later than Tuesday Mien on ;this:
• occasion. Once more. we, would
.ijrg everyone, whether a Sub -
'scriber •or not, to send in any.-
. 2c!• item of news they may be aware
r. of. Your iterns are welcome and..
, you are under no obligation
, Whatever. "Your co-4iperation will '
assist greatly in increasing the
news •value 'to' our readers. ' But.
remember, -lie early'next
)VCek•
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• It sALE res,
'donee in good • repair, on Campbell
etreet, next Bank' of Montreal.
M. Spence.
CUT 'FLOWER SUPPLIES
We are, new in a pesition• to suppl
.,floWer-s-fc•r al-1-occaitons• ,
Prices reasonable.; 'Phone 88. '
: , • Selonnin Greenhons
SC11001?tiPILS
• :•1.arge, comfortable airy rowns
• with free use of Piano4 for pupils
atirdying music. For further infer:-
• matton Phone 58, Lucknow. 'or cal
at the Express .Otflce.-
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Family Assembles
e For &Oldene
' Wdd
ACCOMODATION FOR HIGH ing
, Mr. and MrS.WiJIjaln 4(rmairong
Surrounded By Entire Wmily And
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-Grandchildren On Memorable Oc-
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• . FOR SALE:--Acie lot, • Barn. and
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• r-5.7rOdzia house, all in. good: eentlitiez..
pnt foundation. .Hard
01114.06ft4.01'er. at 'doer. Priced ,lo*.
. Apply , to'IJaines-J.* /toss, "•:,
• .' :Ease, of Station, •.tuCknenr.
SALE °F.-LANDS:FOR
AIME 1,_____AISAIE.,_14XES •
• .:-.NOtie'e-is hereby' given as directed
•by the.: AssOgileilt • Att I. S. 0. 1.401;
•,Chapter -238, :Sec, .152 S. $, 1, that
Sale of Lands. for Arrears Of l'axes
• ' will be held. at the Town of Welker,:
,toi., on Friday, September. 22nd 1933
• ;it my , office :in tht ,i)enity
at the houi of 'ten 'o'cleek A•M.; when
thereWill .be offered for. sale.L.by
,harges are sooner, paid, the follOw.-**
• the7VtIltige-,•V
-_, Lot 429,,' Patented, .Taxes $6.15,••
pcSts.,;.$:1,00,. Tetal."$9.15,:•B. Matheson.
._-bet.-:.'23-30, Patented,. Tax -es -756;15';'•
. :rests $3.90; Total . 89.15, Bert Math-,
,: • igen: • 5• ' ! "
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TP ., -Kinloss; Lot 6, Plan 129, Sub, N.
•1/2, lot 60, Con. •1; Pit Taxis 16.73,
,Costs .'83.17; Total 8.19.90, Neil Mc-
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:A. 'Nelsen, • Treasurer Go. :Brace.
yoters' Lists, .1933, •MUnicipirlitY • oi
the':Village . �f bucknow,
COvinty of Bruce
• *:'Notice is hereby' given 'that I have
plied. • With. section 7 of •Th
se, V9terS' 'Lists Adt and that 1' have
Posted up at my efhce'at the Village,
• • of Lucknow On the eighteenth day of
August 1933, the list of. All persons,
• entitled to vote in the • Strict
• *pality at municipal elections and that
such Bit, remains .there for inspection ,
And 1 hereby: call, upon all voters
• leo take immediate proceedings to
• have....zzjiY :erriira, Or omissions cori,e
• ted according .to 11W, the last dav •for
• appeal being the eighth -day of Sep-,'
terlber1933. : :• • ' .
,•- Dated at • Lucknow, 'CountV:of
• ' 'BrUce, this '18th day.. et.Atig.ust A, D
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• JOSEPH AGNEW, . •
Clerk of • the Village of • LuCkile.wc
'CITERK'Sr-NOTICE-OrtIlitS
‘POSTING7-0E-VOTERS'-tIS1-
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Miters Lists, 1933, •1Vlunicinality • ol
the 'I'orinsliin of • AShfield • •
' -•-• County of ,Huron '
cr•--777."` ' •
#.Notice is hereby given ,that I have
, 'complied „with. ;_seetion. 7. of ,. The
Voter's' Lista Act and that, I . have
. posted up ' at My Ofice in 'the Town-
' * ship of Ashfield On the twelfth day
..eif:.Azigua 1933, the list. of all Per--
•, sons entitled ..to vote in ' the said
Municipality At nuniicipal elections
••••"and that such Bat reinains there for
4n..pection
;1 And I herdy.,ARII upon. all. Voters
.• to take' inimediette prOceedings. to
"bave any errors .Or oinissic•ns.-'cOrrec-
•: led according ,to. la*, the last day, for
•. appeal, being the fifth day of SeP-,-
: .teriiiier. 19330 • , , • 1•'
• bated 'at Ashfield COUnty of
. Hilton, this iSth day of August A.D.
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' • C. E. McDONAGIL
" •• ; ; Clerk of Ashfield: ToWnshie'
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ComihgE vent.
tirst Insertion, 50e.
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Subsequent Insertions, •
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; FlftY Years of . Married' life is :the
priVilege. ef .cOMPAratiVely • 'few, and.
•-ori7SaturliOYi .this . event .in the: lilies
of Acir... And Mrs.' •./.1,rmstriMOt
§r.; could net be allowed. le pass'
• without the . :apPiopriateli
honoring them. -Expecting the
146 to Vtsit,with,them;At--Wes-indeed-
' a zappy, occasion • fer, the elderly
couple when; their, entire 'family and
;4'11' thqr" grandchildren assembled. in
the afternbon, -laden with gifts' ;And
all the :necessities' to 'make the event
a real Goldeir... Wedding.. celebration -
A four -storey- wedding, • cake, with
fty ei_ndje,s;;,,and.: bearing :the...golden
,tosert It 1883 1933-50-, years -
Vie 'table ,rittractivelY decorated
11 " apd gold
•Mr Aimstrong Caine to '1. Canada,.
,0ettling 'near Orillia • An '1870 air±
om hi S Wife came t�London, Ont.;
'n 1874. Botli•were bent.i Thirining-
lam; England, to Where: they- rettirn,,
1.(1 within a•leW..yeara and were later
liarried., Both; well 'remernber • the
layi the, 19th. f Atigu,st,•.-when they
,Ilong with ten ...other :col:rides: On •:,a
3unday -merning, were ' pronounced
itan. wife.' •• •'
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• Mi' and Mrs Armstrong then
Wm:led .to.Canad,a and 'Settled en the
th of Athfiel ,, where he was . ern-
11(,?..efl with farniers:riind later .nioV,
4 to the •Village and, fer; over fertY.
-Jeers have, been •expemPlary cttizeris
• miet and .iniassurning. • • Both.bare
rig•ht and active, and en,kii iidendid
prilth,.. except that ArniStrefig
."s , affected sOMO•Vba.t:Virtth neuritiq
Pre -Sent at . the gathering WAS
''beir 'entire •fainily. Al -
Of 1,ondon. and !William Jr.,'of .
LticfcrioW..-and 'fi've 4apihteri; Ars. .f
• . and Zurich recently have cense('
rire 't`Chlif bildore to Orge ; that ,
rrof,' diaar aes Audience And 'ypiage ,residenta cierenie every
- • ReComrizenis'
..14% usic precaution to Prevent Outchreaks,
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4 In: 0, M. p.eitil!‘ .Band . A Particularly- dry ,
" •' ; . season. has Increased- the -,f1r,e
hazard • • r
• gpd a eareleis'IY dIsPosed
01zea.b1e nndienee_Iistened eIgrec orInatelt cOuld Anita
easily and 'Oicliy tart' siblase'
Iritereet' ea, the a"ddrePs or Frofesser width . Might reach 'Antonster • ,
C. F. Thiele,. of Waterloo atthe, :open" propertions., The Chief's ' request,
• IA in the interest of' the coninow#
in general', and citizens", will:
ibe
.cess at the • Waterloo festival' this '''.wiwittrlin-edrnoafichtheea drritde-*%.7f..n.Pinalstainntl
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be p'peacr:ituailarliary etatioosousulain
sUrnmer, .-, • '• *•: ,vigil. *Opt by .young .people: as'1 be •
coccasion, ': an *ePlOYahle. one, **OF an gran nPn, •:•'•!;-. • . *•••
Pet-o&Aleors,..erilie•=cokitqz
the, !Tennis. CI%ib.Numerousbafld ;
„selections, address,three ch.krtep.‘Robt).rtS.00.....
Seotcli" da'nee.'Inueher.A' hk; NiarY•
Kim, ',lane ,Hornell''. and • Etta Belle
116Y -elves,' Nomination
mapar...4:,Ind tap; *zee by Mary
Ilornell,Corntorined .,:the . Was CIPP°"4 Br 41*Ierti9.4i.:°f!
which'134.04S1nglY:: entertained: • those IA4;144 When '14.r! .40•:HeE*3'. W.447
present:Mr.":S-.,,Ei:Hobertson 'acted an drewEr..rinlaYSOn 'President Of,
chairman: -45te1rigerari4izarld stAtier • ---New Organization • • •.:
waS ereeted..aild: attractively decora-
ted with. a :'sgenie* background, flags
and, flowers.' • • .• , I !: ..• ' , day .previous, that the time was not
:"One of the most important organ.-; ripe an lection 'Liberals of .the
jiatiOns: ina, town, is ' said new 'Enron -Bruce riding,' . 'ConvenedMi Thiele in .
his opening remarks, n Wingham enc'Tburschty,.• tzad chose
"and its ;presence bespeaks'":a *Pre,;; .Charles .Rbertson, M P P, Or;
4res'siVe-40-Wri-,--1iisie:7-deniandaTa.t-- borne*, .'eX-#3,Varden,•' of Huron County,
concentration ,anddiSpipline, as 'Liberal •*standard hearer in the
nd effeirt.;:, energy ;ilia:. ''enthusittanz' next • provincial election, • .
are, necessary by bandsmen • who Play • According', to ''.eitpeetntinnSi:
for • the .:114Ye of PlaYing,:. and . not for McKay, :U1',;p„R).Of :the.; redistributed
Mercenaryreasois He Urged.: the 'Smith.'i Bruce' riding; did not contest
formation of a boys' 'band. Mr., •Sheldon ..• Bricker,
..worth, • he referred' to,as an .Onthira---. FOrdwieh; Abner Cotent;..: Wingham,
ihatie feeder, arid:asked thepubljc7to and -Dr ,-• 'Finlaysem;--,:Other :nominees
;*. :;; *Itidreurzien-Viiig". Mr TG
Mr4 Thiele•contendli that every Son and: ,Mr.:::itebertson..seehing----Oie..
Student ShoOld,:b4V,e a fliusic training" nOMinatien;"'In.goini.te , a.. yeteof the
not with the idea., Of delegateS;:',Itehertsen' was]sticeeisfill•
atione•bot...,rat•herTain avocation and kind tho organizatien. Tra!Olk:' Of the
.*Pee the authorities' woUld...serictuili ,flew was :a .ciriti4
'consider tins matter Mechanical •de- : !fed • ,out...„.-a,ffair and •dzd not tend to
.vices ; 'Ye said; . has taken nitrite; ''ff:.01"k tiotita';!'lheie Preeent. to any .kkeat;.
the homes, as the inaiorit.Y. et:times* 'entlinsiam. When com-
one
urns"- On the •radio, .poor....!claSs' -pleteel.lattin the afternoon, Mr
of mime, greets ;.!the :,listeners.„,' and W Elliott M 1 A, of North Bruce,„
;"appeals only to the feet.";:,* : • 94.,otincipai ipeal,er. Of the day,- was
HeeXpreased..1 'Imcknow, ealled..tli !the-, nlatferinihutthe"rneet7•!
air concert;• on 'Friday, eVening during
:which he presented members Of the
Citi'zens' Band with indiVidizai branee
medals, in recognitien Of their sue -
With Premier Henry stating the
entrance an ti MuslalPceati,vat iig w4a raOldlY.I•hrenking.**45lni
congratulated thein :on the award was accorded rather:a poor ' hearing
cdOttnuedeffort, sospoke ...' o,.. '. ‘ , , McKay referred
won and. voiced 7e. l:O.Pe that it Would Each l of the . nominated '„earididatei
splitthem ont
that -a 'h(gher Standard Might be at-## to the.•.rediatribution-Of Huron and
'tallied 'next year-.„ ,•,.. : 'Bruce, as the Most, corruptible in the
The local -orchestra furnished. inusie Pfovince Mr Andersonitated,.he was
for, a Street dance; Which ".follev.•ed, solidly 'behind ' the Hepburn•- Nixon
and . Was .well. attended:. ' policies. 'Liberal ' and Progretsive
, „
. ' ' • 'hought was: much along the same
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me and as a candidate ..he would
PACES ..,CHARGES TO -DAY .prefer to be called a Liberal,Pre-
,' - • , - ; greasiVe, he said. Mr:. •Anderson's
This morning.•at ten O'cloek Goldie nomination was moved and 'seconded
nd , Ernest 'Carter are 'airaiatted'be7.br..Refive Rae and 'Wm. McKenzie
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ore Magiitratei Walker in •Police ' • , 1Continited on Page g)
Barret Mrs. Buck arid kre...MattliewS
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of LondoJ,", • Wilson and
jag Beatrice town. Ai' well -there' C
are 18 ,grandchildren -all: Of whom
o•
e present.:• • • „,. „ .;
-clay --rind--nuniberoaa'*eie-tltetflorol
ItemembrapeeS.. The , gifts Of the
faintly were .a' 461Y -day 064 (to be
Wound, ' each • SuccesSive 'aiiniver-
1.SarY)
an , :a :Purse. 'of money; The
„clock WAS ;presented ,by Francis Ouch.
the ;Money by Cella WilSon;;.and stiU
another.grandehild,'Elletz Barret read
the following addresai • ,• • .
Dear Father, .MOtheri •cdranci;father
a:nd Grandmother, "' • *..•; ••
We, your children'. And graiidch110-,
roe, brive gathered.. here ;:esicene to
Celebrate with •'Yoti .the Fiftieth An-
niversary of your ...marriage. • :Aa
yenri 'pass by 'ye "realize More :fully
the trials and trOubles.,You liaVe. had
to face for, the. benefit Of all and „cite
a mere token ,:of appreciation. we Ask
Yeti• to kindly accept this' purse Of
nioney and .490# -day 'clock, ., and all
kiin in wishing' You both many more
•Ye',SiS'!Ot health and happiness. •• ,
,Signed On behalf; Of. your 'children
and' grandchildren, • ' • ..
ourt here, charged with theft. Con • -
table ,l)pfeerlec-TrOvincial ,officer Mc:: :Read, •*,the :new radio feature,
levis and County . Constable Archie ."Around The:. Dial" On page. 3, corn -
Ferguson 'made the arrest last 'Thurs.-. . e" • g tns assue•
day,." an& "aceu ed w re lodged in
' •• Alf Armstrong'
*• • Francis Buck, w
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• RINKS •TOURNAME1VT 0-1AY in
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To -day (Thursday) sees an influx to
of bowlers from various pellits in the wh
district which atigmenteci bY
rinks of local' bowlers Will compete
0 ta -
IMIlzertory• . 6 parr are alleged B
to be responsifilfor some petty am* a Street. dance,. on Friday even -
thefts occuring in the vicinity and ing' next, September 1s1 '
When the police officers' visited their • • ' . • ,
home at South s„Kinloss, they, denied DOG " TIED UP iN LONELY SPOT
when asked, that they .poStesseti Cer- : • •
fain . articles', which a . search. by 7.thc , The discovery was made this week
police; uncovered in, the. bon:0e.... of .a feiriale-!Pelice:, dog ,:ewhith, had
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been tied Up in a ,citit-ok,Lthe wait larie.
• - • ., , • the south-east .: section Of the
vil-
(AR FUNS.INTO lege. the animal, apparently ; a
; STREET DANCE ,101)/ strnge dog, was gaunt ravenous•••
; • • . wh:ri 'offered food..' The discovery was
Ross McKenzie of Holyrood, ac - made by 3iOimg ,Cecil 'Armstrong,
!OrnPanied, by soMe. 'young people' .iv,ho was bringing honie the'eowtit for
WhP had come' ,te the Misses LYoriA„ from the fields". to
attend the streete dance On • Friday the \ south ef the village. The, , lad
11Fured in a Peculiar nlihat) notified Constable Moore Who, releati.-
The Street had been enclosed for the ed the dog. ;
'lance,. with a roPe,, 'extending,' on the • ' ••
est 'end froin•-it sign, post in front
'Fraser, Paterson's to a telephonf.
st In front. of MeCharles ,drodery
cKenzie drove into,the::rope, Which
ectric' Sign n front t hoop -in a 'supporting aii
apped Off the sign' pOst;, 'and also
1 t 'Horne former pastor • of South , Kinloss
here a .hatch had been put in the ,
Pe to support it. Two bulbs,. light-•Cehauri:te.h;hile171643' aon Thursday Fr nd
g e sign, Were PRt • as'educated in Toronto. The greater
ssion and McKenzie's car Wet said part 'of her, married life • was, spent
have 'suffered a breken Windshield in Brnce, out Giengevr. • dnuntie
ich was the extenttief e *image. For :the last two. decades she had
Made her IniMie, in Toronto and Was
t." Member -of •:ItOse,i),i.I03:-
WIFE OF FORMER
KINLOSS PASTOR, DIES
• Mrs. Annie Mackenzie:M cLenna
28 Dunbar Road, 'Toronto, widow of
ReV,. Finlay, A. MacLennan, D.D.,
A ,,Tr -T7,-, , qrWITAN:r
' There will be, an • Orange Dance
' beld in LucknoW • Orange Hall on
'i• IGiel'unit-Eldit;Y‘te.;:-e• llvtliiiregs.T‘tif-11.-.b."Aeoe'l'Io.g.t:18•7:1c:,117
' ' Olieittath
.Befi.cc"
einein . ,
. Seetion.4”.'00 •
• the Joynt TtoPhY and Other', ,COVeted
prises. • Play wlt1 continue the se
.9a.KIY142.0:reLa.f....the inornieg.' ThiS ar
event is the rtiajer• doMpetition • of ern
:the season' and sPiehdid greena and an
toot prizes are a 'feature Which co
:helpto inake •it !v:snecessful one.. ie
Aecei1iftS: hine been rind re b fit Misses Cat erine and Pdtd: MaeLen-
nt to -.subscribers in arrears. They 'non• -at home;a brother, .Sir
'statements -advising. you. •of --the- -der-A-Mackenzie; nowof TorOnto,7-and-
Mint of indebtedness to this Paper four Sisters, Mrs. R. it Shaw, Torotr-.
d in he aggregitteoainoinit to -a to," Uri. lames Frost, .0wen Sound,
nsiderahle StiM: 'yoti 'Mrs, F A 'Stuart, Ottawa and
at, your earliest ConvOtiOn* 3, B uson Sttstiatoonl, survtve,
The Eiread The Bread--•-.,;•.,
orHealth. of Health
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9.,,,MPTTCV IS QUALITY Artoi ssiolics •
SATURDAY SPECIALS
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DUNDEE CAKES,. , , CHELSEA. BTJN.Sk,
'SCONES • JELLY ROLLS
NUT and FRUIT BREAD OATMEAL' COOKJES,
Our 'Delicious BROWN BREAD is 100 per
VirlioLE WHEAT .
HOLLYMAN'S QUALITY ItAKEItY
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Phone 36 Lucknow
NEW RESTAURANT • Cot:. HARRY • ACGE
' FEATURES LUNCHES , HONORED BY EBIP,LIOYEES
Renoviltion " work is going On ' ' in ' ,The Pict that COloeel. Harry" Me-..
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he old stand ..of Mrs. N. i_,: Camp...,' Gee; Vice-president of the T. Eaton
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.ses Mai, Davison . and Mari Watson •
bell,which the new prop
. rietors,-Mts,- witm-hP.abnis:w.sePbesntet;:huihne:iehsayinhoo4dzifideards, :.: ..
have . termed "The Marylin Tea makes' his recent honor of added an-
Room,"
and lunches will be featured
Reom," 'and. who', . inform us ''that tteedre.et;ish7fieit.i0:0,31(;,;,nnfidiavYerhs4t.e..leabiiiirae-'.e
in addition to the ice: creami birsineskjoining the_T..1;....Eaton4ompanY,",--iiid •• ,
through the years had Seib and aided
the growth' of this companYlfroni a' .
small**inning to a huge mercantile
• 'enterprise. ..Toronto 'employees 'num-
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such. time- as renovation. 'Work .is esison Maple Leaf Gardento do hira honor
,bering' about .1,3,000. gathered ' an the
completed. and. the ice-creie '
slackens.'" White and' greet;.:,' the: and ,viaen
eW: the pre te hint of • ' .. •
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Home-made- balling is. another •Brie
along which they plan to expand,.
btzt for the present such requirements
*ill be 'filled chiefly by order • nntil
colors . used in:brightenii-i, the
interior whieh' liesalready taLen
:improved appearance. •
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'amuch. I
Larry :Johnston: Is
,Out Of Hospital,
!inn'll)'•-•!'Regainini- *fluor,' :7,4fte,r
-"Nine *inks Of UneensciOututeiti
, 5
.* After nine -weeks,: of „confinement
in the. Children's Ward- Of-the-Vie-
toria HOispital,441..eridon;• Larry JohA-
son,three-year-old son of Mr. *and
Mrs. EdWard' J,, Johristen• Albert'
liceet;'• Stratford, haw been released
from .the hospital. tie is 'staying with
his mother' at the home of his grand. -
nether, Mrs Jeseph:Jobriaton, and:at
the present time ,is spending his days
in a •wheel •chair 'While'. his parents
-Md. :grandparents are • trying to .give
him • a new, hold con:life by 'Making
things interesting for a- boy of. three
Larry -was. released frem the
pita! len Sunday. .Wherf he regained
ponsci4traneati , he was like *!' a small
Child and had to be taught over again,
'all tie; thing's which.- he hal learned
before ,the accident. • • , ••
• That it chiefly* the reason: he. was
taken:from' . the hospital. .1lie ease.
is.a. strange one; Everid,attemPt is
being .made to bring back the meni-
ory to the', little -brain. The 'patient,
himself is making a: gallant -attempt.
to help hiririzelf. He As trying to
remember -things *hie** seem to
elude hint but since be. hia, returned
to surroundings which ara:fainiliar.
#his-Progresa-is-expecterl-4o4e-faster:
•#Mr,--,Johnsonjsatiefied,;-that--his-
,
son's •progress is favorable . Under
,
the circunistances and deapite. the
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terrible ordeal throngh"...4yhich be has
ipaised,',. his CoMPlete. 'recovery is
Merely, a • Matter .of Patience' and
a. portrait Of 'John; Lerinox, aiz well '
as ..:experittively : bound addresses' •
from employees in ,Varioos' sectionsj
Of the: countrY,, .
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Mr and MIS. McGee never miss
attending the Webster,picnic in this
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community and the presence. of this •
affable coule is always a source of. .
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PROVES :HIMSELF AN .RTIST
:Spec/Me/is Of some Of the artistic
*ark ,..thirteen7year.-Old -Leonard:. •
Seriett, • girntidsoiz Of Mr. and '
Wilham Arrnstiforig of town, are
prof that this lad who ibis been a- •, • 5 •
Sufferer3With V. weak heart;
future ahead of him in these Jines
The Youth as president of the Red -
Cross Knights: of 'Lorne Avenue: ,
setae], Lendon; „and in. the .Junior ,
dnetion :Of One of his.1:1Siintiliggt. ' He
Red. 'Cross ,News : appears a repro -
ti
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'is fond of drawing find is
sizetehirig or 'painting. • A oil painting ; •
1,t7htehne , he was thwtselgrvettardipaarrie7notsliti: •
is a
masterpiece. : ' •*,
ENGAdEMENT' ANNOUNCED • •
Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong M. Spence
Lucknow, announce the engage- • *
nent of their ; daughter, ' Frances '
MarY, to Dr. Alvin Alexander Cam- -
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eron of Ottawa, son of Mrs. Cameron
ind the late Mr. R. D. "CaMeron, of • '
Ludknew. The marriage will • take
plaCe the middle of September.;
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Mr. James Purves, Lifelong And
• Respected Resident Of West Wa-
• wanosh Succumbs TO
Within two months; of lattaining.his ; , ;.: •
sevent'-second birthday; Mr.' James ,
Purves passed away folio*** • ,an lr
LOCAL, PARTY SUFFlERS, c* illness With 'pneumonia and, a heart ,
• DISTRESSING ACCIDENT condition, •which 'Combine& had '
ed grave coneern. HOwe'ver, •
Mrs. Charles Richardson sneered ves, appeared to be rallying When his ..;; •
distr.es6iiife accident in London.. en ConditiOn became Worse and his death c'
Friday, its' a result, of a fall, she re- resulted: early Thnrsday mOrning lett
ceived. on , the step Of a !brig store A :ion of the late Mr. and Mrs:"
while' shopping in the 'pity, where she Alex Purves, he has .been a :lifelong
and Mr: Richardton *ere •gvisitors resident of. 'West Wawanosh, on the ,•.
with Miss! Latie Armstreng. ,Miss ..farmwhere he Was horn; „Which is
Isobel Douglas 'has gone to, London situated on the St Helena' road, ,
to ;insist in tending her sister, while about half , Mile stnitlCof ;the ;
Richardson has returned here.. (hwy. PUrves. duiing• his life luta • .
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Came to been -rin indestrfotis and ' respected ,
.the' village from .'TeeaWsiter early , citizen' , of the 'cOnarrittnitY, whose '
the Spring on account of the illnesa 'Chief interest' was farnily .and k • ,'
of the, former,' Who was confined his oicuPation. He Served, ett. one time
to bed Until a few weeks ago. as a trustee on the St 'Helens tehotil
The funeral. Ser5hce, was held at ,
his late residence on Saturday, con- •
thieted Rev. C. H. MabDonald...
interment was 'in ceineterY. ' • 1
Surviving: are his widow, formerly
coneession 4, Kinloas, soine , trite) Miss Maggie •1Cenedsr ,:of White- •
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rbiviEstiOAti9g` .HELD
An investigation, into the circum-
stances conberning a, fire :Which de-
stroyed the home of Peter Carter
„Weeicsi..„..a Cr *At . held, behinti. el our .sons'
Wedneidar 'InOrhine; The Itiqniry ters, Mrs Ainie I4rwrn, Mrs E,
wits:made byi Fire Marzilialla'Siville beth 'lqrs.Robert ,Lyons* and
and Stili bI T6rontd, andilthough Marj�rze. A dighter---gito • died,. •
the fact revealed at the Wednesday qeteral StirS, ago.. ', • • ,
morning !seSsion are not discloied, One brother` 'Red .ht VallOod.var •
Intimated thatthe in- still' survives; A iiitor:lind, brother
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